> Management of Mutual Fund > Authority of the SEC Regulations SHARE : Detail Content Management of Mutual Fund 1. Authority of the SEC To ensure that the management of a mutual fund is in accordance with
> Management of Mutual Fund > Authority of the SEC Regulations SHARE : Detail Content Management of Mutual Fund 1. Authority of the SEC To ensure that the management of a mutual fund is in accordance with
directors and non-executive directors should support proper checks and balances to prevent unfettered power of decision and authority by any one individual, whereby: a) the majority of the board should be
significant sources of financing, they have, in parallel, increased contributions to the country's economic growth and social development. The SEC* has set our vision as follows: “The SEC is ready to
the days of the significant errors in the valuation (at least one satang and worth at least 0.5% of the correct value or price); (2) Take any actions to ensure that the investors are informed the
the days of the significant errors in the valuation (at least one satang and worth at least 0.5% of the correct value or price); (2) Take any actions to ensure that the investors are informed the
organizational structure comprises three tiers of authority, namely: 1. The SEC Board responsible for policy-level regulations and oversight of market development; 2. The Capital Market Supervisory Board
for public offerings. Also a concern at the initial stage of development was the overlapped market supervision under the authority of multiple agencies as seen in the following areas: Securities
approval by the SEC.in which must not has significant impact to the mutual fund unitholders or must be beneficial to the mutual fund unitholders. 1. Changing in terms and conditions on selling and
matter that may have significant impacts on the mutual fund's benefits; 3. Establish an operation system for auditing on exercising of voting rights; 4. Disclose to investors through an appropriate